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All i want to say is that we are governing ourselves in this country. cos u have to proved security for urself and evry order things which are supposed to be provided by d gvt .

Habisoye:
Hello House,
I just got an employment letter of the job in which it was an experienced position but I lied on my CV that I had d experience.
We've started the interview processes since last 2 months before I went for the final interview last week and I was called on Friday to come for the letter.

Please my fellow nairaland, help me, it's not my fault oo, but since there's no job in town, I had to alter my cv from the Store/inventory experience I had to Accountant experience. Now I was told to resume on Tuesday next week.
How woud I do it. Its an Accountant position.

And I was told I will be preparing Accounts by entering ledgers, cashbook and bank reconciliation stmt all in their software, both Excel and on Peachtree and even with quickbook.

Although I studied Accounting oo but I have Never worked as an Accountant before.
So please someone should just please help me in the house.
Wether to still go for it as I will be tested on Tuesday morning by the Finance Manager of the company, or to step back or to find someone that could teach me here in the house who is already working as an Accountant?

Plz advice accordingly, and if u can put me through within the short period, just lets communicate.

Pls, this is a big challenge for me.
What should I do?

op, ur prblm may not be that big as u presumed. this s cos u already know d roles of accounting which will be an advantage to u.
Ur job description required u to prepare one of the simplest act in the whole of financial accounting. so there is no need to panic on how u are going to start.
The ledger requires u to post expense to d Dr side n income to the Cr side.
The cash book is vry simple for u to prepare or keep record daily pertaining to d org. snce is a big org, it is clear that u will most likely b dealing with three column cash book which has cash column bank column n discount in either side as discount allowed or received. then bal both side n take the bal carried down to the trail balance cash the cash dual function as a ledger n subsidary books.
bank reconciliation is also smple, identify the items in the bank statement that are not in the cash book by preparing and adjustment cash book. i suppose u know why the bank statement as cash will not balance due to some reason which know better as well.
excel n quick book is very simple to operate. so all the best
bro.

youngvizzy1:
Buhari at Work my Hero

Bro u dey mention buhari cos other posters has attribute the success of d automobile GEJ.
Give regard to who is due man. thet is gej work n not buhari's.

ApcSucks:
What's that one saying? .

That's the change you voted for deal with it, no more Gej to insult

Foolish grandma, obj side chick

Very true my bro. No more GEJ to insult, now she lost words to express in the issues on ground cos of political appointmnet.

DropShot:
So, the fact that FFK and PDP said Buhari forged his certificate has made it to be so, right? Gullible pikins everywhere.

Does the fact that, IGP invite Ike made a forger or forged the rules of the house?
hypocrite everywhere. pls grow up n be matured

[quote author=doctokwus post=35519030]U must have been d one that forged it for him.
Mister man please face your matter,today is not one for entertaining childish stories.





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I do not xpect less from u young man. the flow is urs to be hypocrite about issues boy.

doctokwus:
Forgery is a criminal offence.
Just because the lines BTW right and wrong have been blurred in Nigeria,some people don't know how serious a crime like forgery is.
Before u know it you would soon see sponsored articles and even demonstrations claiming this is an agenda against d south east.

Was buhari invited for forging his waec cert ? if may recollect ur post clearly u said forgery is a serious crime.

How long shall we continue to teach some backward pple d diff btw aki n pawpaw.
pls learn to know the diff n live the ex president alone

ziccoit:
Change is about restoring the norms and orders. Some people are shouting of witch hunts, this is why we are not growing as a country. DSS is compromised unless you are hiding behind a finger you will agree with PMB that the agency is needed to be brought back on track.

Am not surprised cos is pple like u that will shout witch hunt when wike does its work in rivers oh.

This figure comparatively is more than nunber killed by BH in the five years of GEJ govt oh.

God pls do something cos am not seeing any help coming from west or south block. All they do is to lie about helping us eliminate BH yet BH get stronger by d day.

is it girls new way to ask for airtime?
they will say my subscription jst finished n am using my airtime to chat. pls is new style of d ladies

Many e-goat n cat will never see anything wrong with what buhari is doing until it drag us to d mod.
when GEJ did some last minute appointment, e goat n act were everywhere crying over the constitutional right of the president. I jst wnt know, how many of d last minute appointees as been removed from dia positions,which some wia making noise that baba will sack jst one day, after is sworn in.
enjoy d ride with baba pple

Freemanan:
DEAR MR OGUNDAMISI,
SHUT UP AND LET THE GOVERNMENT WORK..
THEY CAN'T WORK AT YOUR PACE...

Are u benefiting anything from the killing of innocent Nigerian?
why being angry with som1 calling buhari to action?
pple like u are d reason why our leader dont take us serious.

GEJ- I had no shoe but ended up becoming d highest shoe owner in africa.
GMB- Am poor with hundred cows but his cows are started growing to become d biggest cow rear in africa .
IN nigerian na only only story dem take dey walk enta aso rock.
we are watching from are distance.

The only thing I see so far from dis buhari govt is to take pix whenever they in d villa.

Buhari will son surpass ladies in terms of taking pictures oh. bubu baba pls seat up n get down to work.

anonimi:
Kindly define employment that is NOT producing anything.
Thanks.

They obviously cannot be engaged to set up & MAINTAIN a tap water project in his hometown among other things to ENHANCE his own community, not so



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Bro I do not owe u in any way to define employment for u in this cases. all i know is that they are nigerians whether they seat in their village or in Abuja working for him.

Dahjhi:
Which kinda disturbing news is this nah? 300 whaaat? Nigeria Af finisshh

why are u been disturbed, are the 300 workers not Nigerians who needed to be employed by the govt n him if he is capable?

The employment of the 300 was given to Nigerians n not Ghana's. so pls stop d drama already.

“Now the difference between you and the dying PDP is that the
people had never been given leadership; it had always been
packaged and given to them. Nigerians have been accustomed to
this for the past 16 years. So what is happening today is a
departure from that culture and so it seems to us as if anything is
amiss.”

This guy sud ( john oyegon) better go back to sch n learn politics n stop telling nigerians how politics is been played with selfish interest.
It is true that, when u dont know what to teach ur student, u will begin to teach out of point. Oyegon is simply doing that to his student. what exactly is d difference btw apc n the dying pdp in their manner of handling internal issues?
John u need to shut up.

Ezenwammadu:
l love this man called saraki

All those that want Ekweremmadu out should go and dir cos he is here to stay

Who else want him out if not the self acclaimed all knowing yoruba's

Don't forget to tell them the 18.5ballion dollars that was incurred as debt during ur reign as military head of state oh..

In 1979 under General Olusegun Obasanjo Nigeria’s
total debt stock was 3.2 billion dollars with over 5
billion dollars in foreign reserve. In 1985, under
General Muhammadu Buhari Nigeria’s debt profile
rose to 18.5 billion dollars and in 1995 under
General Sanni Abacha, it rose to 34.1billion
dollars. In 2002 under President Olusegun
Obasanjo, Nigeria’s debt rose to about 39.9 billion
dollars due largely to interests, surcharges, and
penalties.

Who is fooling who? of cos buhari is fooling nigerians.

The way people they fear ban they tire me oh as if nairaland na where we they get our daily bread.
in fact ban can come in million times cos the moment u get a ban u will think clearly n find some good to do.

ibrams:
oya nah......#following#

U need to man

Today, we are faced with so much challenges which appear too difficult to solve by our leaders. Many as blamed the immediate past president, for leaving so much debt for the incoming govt to handle.
Buhari in one of the occasion, said he met an empty treasury. While others, are of the view that, the economy under gej , is the waste ever.

Hear the words of the former president OBJ broadcast to the nation when we were granted debt relief in June 2005. His speech clearly showed that, there were economic challenges during obj as we have it in GEJ tenure. Below is the broadcast by OBJ.
President Obasanjo told Nigerians: “Fellow
Nigerians, how did we get to the point where our
debt burden became a challenge to peace, stability,
growth and development? Without belabouring the
point, we can identify political rascality, bad
governance, abuse of office and power, criminal
corruption, mismanagement and waste, misplaced
priorities, fiscal indiscipline, weak control,
monitoring and evaluation mechanisms, and a
community that was openly tolerant of corruption
and other underhand and extra-legal methods of
primitive accumulation”.
These all took place in this country, before our very
eyes, and at times in active complicity by many of
us. Even community leaders and religious bodies
accommodated corrupt individuals and exalted
them. Money replaced traditional values, money
took over souls, and we came to believe in the
Machiavellian philosophy of ‘the ends justify the
means’.
State governments contracted huge loans with
outrageous conditions and interest rates and failed
to perform with the funds, most of it being
squandered on white elephant projects or simply
looted. We often forget that stolen and wasted funds
were monies meant for growth and development
especially education, health, roads, water,
electricity and other social services.
Contracts became the only basis for determining
transactions and engagements with the public and
privates spheres. We pray to God that we get
beyond these debilitations and develop a collective
conscience that is anchored on transparency,
accountability, probity, value-for-money and due
process”.
On July26 2005, President Obasanjo told the
National Assembly that of the total debt stock at
that time the Federal Government owed 75% and the
states’ Government owed 25%.
I want you all to weigh that statement in the present
day Nigeria. Have those commitments been met?
Now eight years after, are we celebrating any debt
relief any longer? Is our Economy not in comatose?
The situation of our economy has become so
doubtful that nobody wants to talk about it. The
ministry of finance is not forthcoming on the true
position of our economy. So many contradictions!
The safest conclusion is that our economy is in bad
shape. Most states are financially grounded now
unable to meet their obligations. Our roads are bad,
our hospitals are in decay, the structures in our
public schools have become so shameful, and there
is massive unemployment. At present we face the
agony of blasted hopes and shattered dreams.
Do we even remember that there was a debt relief?
It is now clear that we have been taken for a ride.

It is very clear from the speech above that he (obj) in one way the order want some better life for Nigerians, but tye NASS members n politician wouldnt allow it to happen. This the same scenario played out during gej tenure. In fact his was the waste with so much political blackmail to get back to d top.
source http:// www.icirnigeria.org/the-broken-promises-on-debt-relief/

obontami:
Obasanjo cleared our debts, yaradua left about 60 billions in
our foreign reserves, our economy was stable then ,naira
was 100 to 1 dollar. shoeless jonathan came, guess what?
corrupion is not stealing, boko haram and bomblast every
where, insecurity oil theft continued,lack of respect for
democracy and public institutions became perversed, army
became partisan, 230 naira to 1dollar, foreign reserves
depreciated, left a debt of 7 triillion. jonathan and his
cohorts of crimals destroy everything. Yet some babaric
uncivilsed religious bigots and tribal idiots are supporting
Gej and his acomplices because he is from thier region not
minding the atrocities that he had committed. These
brainless bigots have to be eliminated so as to aviod their
canserous ideology from spread among nigerians. Jonathan
destroyed nigeria .Buhari is not a magician ,lets give Buhari
time to fix our dear country.

Learn how to do research, before coming to the public to write whatever pleases ur small thinking mind. Most of u will come to to write becos others are posting nl.

Is it only gej that as incurred external debt as the president of this country? Even when it is clear that he inherited most of the debt from previous govt but hypocrite like u wont agree.
Below is debt incurred by previous president before gej. enjoy going through them for ur lack of research.
In 1970, under General Yakubu Gowon Nigeria’s
debt profile was 570 million dollars.
In 1979 under General Olusegun Obasanjo Nigeria’s
total debt stock was 3.2 billion dollars with over 5
billion dollars in foreign reserve. In 1985, under
General Muhammadu Buhari Nigeria’s debt profile
rose to 18.5 billion dollars and in 1995 under
General Sanni Abacha, it rose to 34.1billion
dollars. In 2002 under President Olusegun
Obasanjo, Nigeria’s debt rose to about 39.9 billion
dollars due largely to interests, surcharges, and
penalties.
The debt relief granted to Nigeria in 2005 was
negotiated by the Economic Management Team led
by Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala who was then Minister
of Finance. She is still serving in that ministry in
spite of our dwindling fortunes.
One of the conditions for granting us debt relief at
that time was the understanding that the additional
1 billion dollars will be put into human welfare
budget of health, education, food security and
infrastructure development.
Upon assumption of office in 1999, President
Olusegun Obasanjo established the debt
Management Office and named Mr. Akin Arikawe as
the Director- General of that office.
Mr. Arikawe who is from Igbotako in Ondo State
later rose to become the Permanent Secretary in the
Ministry of Finance before his retirement. It was the
Debt Management Office that pioneered the success
of debt relief for Nigeria in 2005.
With the relief, Nigeria cleared its arrears of $6
billion of the $30 billion owed following which there
was stock reduction on the Naples terms while
Nigeria was to buy back the remainder.
It was the first time Nigeria ever had total freedom
from the Paris Club debt. The package in final
terms yielded debt relief of about 60 % of Nigeria’s
Paris club debt while Nigeria had to pay off the 40%
balance through a buy back operation.
The total right off at that time was close to $20
billion which compare favourably with the $40
billion right-off of debt for the 18 highly indebted
poor nations of the world by the developed nations.
President Obasanjo had to broadcast to the nation
on June 30,2015 that the achievement was worth
celebrating because what Nigeria expected at the
close of the exercise would be relief of close to $20
billion which was well beyond the total revenue of
Nigeria for one year.
pls from the above little research, did Obasanjo cleared all nigeria external debt? obviously, the answer is No.

Compare both of then how they will be fuccking their wives oh.

mumu apc goat. nothing as been done only pix evry second n some fools are busy making noise n showing puppet pix.
Am sure buhari can fuvck better than gej na.

2n2k:
Thisday is promoting Omoniyi Fagbemi because he is the most senior director! In the same report, it said examinations were conducted and gave us the position of Dikwa and Mamman but failed to give us the names of those who came 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Did Fagbemi come first in the promotion exams?

Bros, that's a topical Yoruba ambition, they want evry position while others has nt gotten even one.
When u check the federal civil service the Yoruba's are everywhere yet they keeping on complaining abt one thing or the order.
Nigeria custom service na their birth right yet others are not complaining.

GeneralQuamdeen:
browsers like operamini and ucbrowser should should do.. Just copy the main story and paste it here.

u are d best lecturer of the yr n am the best student.

thanks man. i got the copy n paste stuff.

What Legislators Don’t Earn

NIGERIANS have invested so much effort in discussing what
legislators earn that the bigger question about what they do is
rarely considered. This is not a debate on return on investment –
if resources deployed to legislators could be so addressed – but
an inquiry into what all arms of government do. Our grudges with
legislators are mostly personal.
We know them. We probably voted for them, possibly rigged for
them. They promised qualitative representation, also known as
“delivery of the dividends of democracy”. They said they were the
best hands for the job of making laws for the common good. What
is common good without tackling the bread and butter issues?
Before our eyes they prospered beyond our imagination, beyond
reason and ironically against the preachments that things were
tough, such that governments could not pay salaries to ordinary
workers. Even in States with crumbled economies, the legislators
got their pay. They would only be waiting for entitlements that
could have been delayed.
There are lots of reasons to be angry about the jumbo pay that we
hear legislators earn, but anger would not solve the problem, nor
the additional mischief of demonising legislators by spewing
salacious stories about money they do not earn, like the fabulous
figures mentioned as wardrobe allowances. A lot of advocacy is
required to engage legislators on their earning which was
established during the prudent presidency of Olusegun Obasanjo.
It is equally important that we sustain a more wholesome
approach to costs of running our governments. Is it not also
necessary to know how much we spend on the executive? Again,
what do people in government do for the much they earn? Are the
waste we are against only in the legislature? Could we look deeper
into other areas of mostly illegitimate earnings for the legislators
and the executives?
Illegal earnings are part of the corruption in the system. The
noticeable parts include enormously bloated government pay rolls
across the country, and a corrupt system that ensures that once
some names are triumphantly announced as ghosts and
expunged, more names are added to the lists, to join those who
were never discovered.
Entrenched interests count for more than the interest of the people.
As we fight over figures, there is still uncertainty about what our
“servants” earn while those they serve earn nothing in an economy
that has shrunk to the point of almost choking many Nigerians.
The fight to retrieve our country from self-serving interests should
be deeper than fighting over figures. Nigerians are in for more
fights than removing one government for another. There are too
many interests contending for Nigeria’s retracting resources.
When they hype salaries of legislators, they draw attention to one
section, while shielding sectors that they loot.

http/:www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/what Legislators don't earn.

GeneralQuamdeen:
just copy and paste the news then put the link underneath. Dont forget to attach http://

So, how do i copy the article or newas from any news paper n other agencies.

GeneralQuamdeen:
i guess you know already.. Just type the two characters: [i] and [/i] and write the text in between them. LOL LOL

How do u import articles from news outlet like vanguard n sun to create a thread here in nl?

GeneralQuamdeen:
yeah.. You get it..

This ur lecture is really getting so many students oh.